Unique Books and Literary Gifts
Founded in 2011, Notting Hill Editions is an independent British publisher of beautiful and collectable books for the curious reader. They make perfect gifts for lovers of books and handsome objects.
Ways of Telling
by Xandra Bingley
‘The settings of these pieces are hugely varied but Bingley brings a penetrating eye and sharp wit to their many different milieus . . . As well as being inventively and compellingly written, the book is often darkly funny . . . Marvellous.’ Peter Parker, Spectator
On the Couch: Twenty Extraodinary Personalities from Picasso to Putin
by Andrew Jamieson
On the Couch throws new light on the motivations and desires of some of our most memorable personalities.
‘Perceptive, highly intelligent … Jamieson’s summaries of psychoanalytic ideas are invaluable. But the excitement lies in the authoritative way the author illuminates key theories by applying them to the lives of 20 truly remarkable individuals whose names are famous -even if the detail of their lives is not so well known … Fascinating.’ Bel Mooney, Mail on Sunday
‘An impressively accessible introduction to psychotherapy that balances its inherent complexities with familiar, personal touchstones.’ Kirkus
How Shostakovich Changed My Mind
by Stephen Johnson
Winner of the 2021 Rubery Book Award
‘An intensely readable, highly personal analysis of the major works of a composer.’ Norman Lebrecht, Wall Street Journal
‘Profoundly moving.’ The Sunday Times
‘How Shostakovich Changed My Mind is one of the most powerful, honest, and profound revelations that exists on what it is that music means and does: it’s just an essential document.’ Tom Service, Presenter, ‘Music Matters’
The perfect gift
All our hardbacks are linen-bound, with a silk ribbon marker and red head and tail bands.
Every hardback purchased from our website is wrapped in printed tissue paper and packed in a bespoke red-lined box.
Hand written gift notes are available on request at no extra charge.
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